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Old 06-03-2017, 08:18 PM   #1
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Single cab shortbed conversion - Weight?

I'm looking at a rough number, the weight of a single cab short bed. I'm going to be doing my conversion soon, and wanted a ballpark number from people who have done them. Anyone have pictures of theirs?


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Old 06-03-2017, 08:42 PM   #2
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Mine weighs right at 5000 lbs with no dash and no tailgate. Weighed 5200 lbs with me in it and racing slicks bolted on.
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Old 06-04-2017, 03:41 PM   #3
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Sweet, you answered my question perfectly! Are you running 15" steel wheels? What size slicks?


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Old 06-04-2017, 03:47 PM   #4
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Are you looking at weight for a 1500 or 2500 ?
I have never weighed mine, 2500.
I don't think I lost that much weight by cutting 20" from frame
and shorter box, maybe 300 lbs.
 
Old 06-04-2017, 03:48 PM   #5
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2500. Long to shortbed conversion.


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Old 06-04-2017, 04:46 PM   #6
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Cutting out the bed floor sheds a TON of weight. Between the SWB conversion, 16 gal fuel cell, and ditching the bed floor, we're guessing I should lose about 600~ lbs give or take. Plus there's about 100lbs of crap up front that's going to get ditched, and there's about 300lbs worth of crap in the interior too.

If you're wanting to go that far with it.


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Heres my 1500 8 lug. not quite done yet, but im hoping for 5000# fighting weight
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My 06 2500 rcsb weighs 6K.
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Heres my 1500 8 lug. not quite done yet, but im hoping for 5000# fighting weight


Looks sweet man. Good luck with it!


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Thank you, cant wait to get it on the track...
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Cutting out the bed floor sheds a TON of weight. Between the SWB conversion, 16 gal fuel cell, and ditching the bed floor, we're guessing I should lose about 600~ lbs give or take. Plus there's about 100lbs of crap up front that's going to get ditched, and there's about 300lbs worth of crap in the interior too.

If you're wanting to go that far with it.


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Let me know how much weight you shave with the shortbed conversion, fuel cell and cutting the bed floor out. I'll be doing very similar.


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Let me know how much weight you shave with the shortbed conversion, fuel cell and cutting the bed floor out. I'll be doing very similar.


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Will do.


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My 96 2wd full weight shorty weighed 5500 with me in it. My 2000 2wd ecsb weighed 6000 with me in it just for reference.
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My 94 weighed 4990 with me (180) in it. Reg cab short box with a 3/4 full 15 gallon fuel cell. Fiberglass bedsides. 2 batteries. Full spring packs. Single turbo. 8 point cage. Single bucket seat. Full dash. Everything else gutted.

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